Fender Made in Japan Squier Jazz Bass 1985 (MIJ)

#Review of a vintage era Japanese Fender #Squierbass guitar.
Made in the Fujigen factory circa 1985.
#Vlog 7 created by The Alter Kakers from #Toronto on August 1, 2020.
Filmed with a Sony ZV-1 and a #Zoom Q8.
Live footage and music of the band shot at their rehearsal studio in Toronto.
#ReverendGuitars played in this Vlog are a Reverend Limited Edition Double Agent in Oceanside Green with a rosewood neck from Chicago Music Exchange.
The Alter Kakers are Dan Barsi (Drums), Cary Corvair (Bass/Vocals) and Steve Bronstein (Guitar/Vocals).
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[@greatvanzini]

You guys are so cool. & what a deal.

[@myopicshah]

Great story

[@jasondorsey7110]

I got an '86 E series jazz in 3-tone burst, paid $400 for it...less than the current classic vibes...and the neck on this thing puts anything short of american fender to shame

[@Lynneheal]

Kool.

[@Barry101er]

I just got one of these (in white) -it wasn’t free ($650), but I am not complaining-it is a super bass. It came with a Badass bridge as well. No grounding wire on mine thought (I have an ’86).

[@sharulmizahamzah3560]

I owned the same bass , white blonde, saw at the neck is 84, got for 180usd but have damaged pickup and truss rod , cost me a bit but worth, This a series for what I know is like Reisue from 62 fender model, the neck super comfortable

[@RC-gg1ib]

Got a white one named Casper.

[@petervachon6989]

Cool, Carey! Nice looking bass guitar. How does it compare to the Reverend basses that you play in terms of sound quality and build?